Trump Accused of Racing Supreme Court to Finish White House Ballroom — As 250-Person Crew Work 20 Hours a Day on Project
The administration says the ballroom is 65% complete as it seeks Supreme Court permission to continue aboveground work.
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The project is in the hands of the Supreme Court, to which the Administration has argued that it is necessary for national security and is already too advanced to be stopped.
Supreme Court steps into fight over president’s White House construction plan * WorldNetDaily * by Thomas Wong, Daily Caller News Foundation
Government lawyer charges the case 'involves an extraordinary and unlawful injunction that will halt the ongoing construction of the integrated military complex, including a totally secure ballroom space'
‘Look at Him’: Critics Explode as Trump Awkwardly Hits Teen On Camera and Lashes Out at Reporter Over Blocked White House Ballroom
President Donald Trump couldn’t help himself, quickly turning a White House event into another spectacle. What should have been a straightforward Oval Office appearance took an unexpected turn when a reporter brought up Trump’s controversial ballroom project, setting off a heated response and giving Trump another opportunity to redirect the attention toward himself. The question about his ballroom debacle appeared to push Trump over the edge, pr…
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